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Watters is right that many young voters back big government ideas without thinking about who pays the bills later.
Thune should ignore this pressure and keep the normal schedule. One bill does not justify canceling summer break.
If true, unelected officials bypassing the president is a direct threat to how our system is supposed to work.
The history of rulings shows assisted suicide risks pressuring the elderly or disabled, so stricter safeguards still belong in any future laws.
The FDA's 2021 rule change on mailing abortion pills seems to have opened the door to more pressure on women.
Deleting the video shows the candidate isn't willing to defend their own statements on Gaza and ICE.
Thune ought to push back harder instead of letting one senator hold up the whole schedule over this.
Spending money on cosmetic tweaks like this feels unnecessary when basic maintenance issues at the monuments still need attention.
Wall Street firms should not use charity arms to push assisted suicide on retirees.
Michigan has a big Muslim population but that makes it even more necessary to state clearly that Sharia has no place here.
Trump should have pushed harder for restrictions on these pills instead of letting telehealth stay open like this.
I think a painted reflecting pool will make the whole National Mall look cleaner and more polished than the usual algae mess.
This bill might cut some fees but without more homes being built the shortages will keep prices high for most buyers.
I worry about how patient privacy will be handled with such powerful tech involved.
Balancing clinic access with protest rights will take clearer rules than this draft provides.
That priest showed real courage handling the thief right there by the shrine in his robes.
A fresh paint job could make the whole National Mall area more appealing to visitors.
Nvidia's hardware edge should help Abridge build something that actually handles messy real-world medical data well.
Voter eligibility matters but rushing the process during recess could lead to sloppy work that hurts the bill's chances.
Thune needs to schedule the vote instead of forcing everyone out of town. This bill deserves a debate first.
Many in Gen Z work hard but still struggle with student debt and housing prices that older politicians ignored for years.
Activists are right to feel let down since the ruling shows little progress on restricting these medications.
I worry this AI push might rush past real privacy checks on sensitive patient data.
Sen. Graham is doing the right thing by blocking recess until the Senate votes on that voter eligibility bill.
Trump has a point here, the SAVE Act needs to pass before senators head home for the summer.
I agree with Watters that some Gen Z voters back big government programs because they want benefits without putting in the work first.
A priest stopping a car thief right outside the shrine took real guts in the moment.
Pro life groups are overreacting since the ruling just maintains what was already in place under prior rules.
I get why they'd want to shield patients from harassment but equating activism with illegal acts feels like an overreach on speech.
These AI classes sound useful for keeping up with diagnostics and records without needing a whole new degree.